Rare is bringing back a Sea of Thieves fan-favorite feature becaus🔯e the game's leads came across💜 an with just 70 signatures at the time of writing.

I mention the amount of signatures because, compared to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:other fan petitions demanding features be added to games, 🎉this one's pretty slim, although it seems like it was just started today. And yet, as soon as Sea of Thieves executive producer Joe Neate caught wind of it, he flagged it with the game's creative director, Mike Chapman, who very quickly gave it his per𓆉sonal seal of approval.

. "And if you care about explosions, and also the gifting of explosions. Then you will sign it, and retweet this."

Captain Falcore is referring to Sea of Thieves' long-ꦡrunning Black Powder Stashes Voyages, which were first added in 2019 and ⭕were great for farming Commendations until they were removed at the start of season 11 in January.

"These voyages were great for commendations, content and fun. We miss them. Please may we have them back," reads the petition.

While the petition is still attractin🍎g signatures, it sounds like it won't be needed for much longer. 

"One day... What do you reckon [Chapm♕an]?" said Neate in a repl🍸y. Minutes later, Chapman replied, "I think we can sort that out.. (signed, fellow Black Powder Stashes fan!)"

Of course,🤡 this isn't quite hard confirmation that Black Powder Stashes are coming back to Sea of Thieves, but it's a pretty damn good sign. Considering they were in the game already, the process of reintroducing them shou😼ld be fairly straightforward, but we'll have to wait for an official announcement from Rare before we get too excited.

Regardless, publicly committing to re-adding a scrappedℱ feature in response𓂃 to a relatively quiet chorus of demand is applaudable, and the level of prompt and direct engagement with its community is yet another reason Rare is held to such high regard among big triple-A developers.

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